US EditionGovt Hits Back After ECJ Setback to Albania Migrant Centres
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The coats are replaced by the governments in the fight against illegal immigrants. The opposition stupidly exults: so the elected are increasingly marginal. Solution? The advance of the new rules.Day Melons embittered: "Reduced the autonomy of the states. We will look for other solutions." Elly Schlein: "From the executive illegal choices" . Giuseppe Conte: "Che figuraccia" . The majority pulls straight: "The centers in Albania will continue to …
Interview with the legal expert in migrants' rights on the EU Court's ruling: "It will be difficult to keep the centres open in Albania.
Govt hits back after ECJ setback to Albania migrant centres
Premier Giorgia Meloni's office expressed staunch criticism after the European Court of Justice's (ECJ) handed a setback to government's controversial agreement with Tirana for Italian-run migrant-processing centres in Albania with a ruling on Friday. (ANSA)
Cgue's ruling closes Shengjin and Gjader at least until June 2026. A few years of activity remain exorbitant costs, legal forcings and poor results
The centres set up by Italy in Albania "will continue to operate as Cpr, as it has been happening for a few months." Thus sources of government asked by the ANSA following the ruling of the European Court of Justice on safe countries. Since last April in Gjader works a Center of Stay for Return, which hosts migrants detained in the Italian Cpr. While initially the structure for asylum seekers was active to which the accelerated border procedure …
It is the judges who have to assess on a case-by-case basis whether a country can be considered safe, on the basis of a list drawn up by the governments. The decision has consequences on migrant centres in Albania, managed by Italy.
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